9.3.1.13 tfactl getupload
Use the tfactl getupload
command to fetch the details of
configured upload parameters.
Note:
Thetfactl getupload
command has been deprecated in 21.1. Oracle recommends using ahfctl
getupload
instead.
You can run the getupload
command as root
or a non-root
user.
Syntax
tfactl getupload
[-h][--help]
[-all]
[-name NAME]
[-user USER]
[-password]
[-server SERVER]
[-url URL]
[-proxy PROXY]
[-noauth NOAUTH]
[-request REQUEST]
[-https_token HTTPS_TOKEN]
[-header HEADER]
[-secure SECURE]
[-connectstring CONNECTSTRING]
[-uploadtable UPLOADTABLE]
Parameters
Table 9-55 tfactl getupload Command Parameters
Parameter | Description |
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All of the parameters. |
|
Specify the name of your configuration. For example, mosconfig. |
|
Specify the user who has the privileges to access the endpoint. For example, upload.user@example.com. |
|
Specify the password of the user. |
|
Specify the name of the server to which you have uploaded files. For example, bugsftp.example.com. |
|
Specify the target URL in case of HTTPS type. For example, https://samplehost.com. |
|
Specify the URL of the proxy server. For example, www.example.com:80. |
|
Specify If For example, upload files to PAR, Pre Authenticated URL where no user/password authentication is required. |
|
Specify the request type, for example, |
|
Specify any static header values while configuring. For example, set auth tokens while configuring the HTTPS end point. You can also pass dynamic headers at upload time by passing the
For example: |
|
Stores the For example, to set the header: |
|
Specify Specifying the secure value checks for certificates. If |
|
Specify the database connect string to log in to the database where you have uploaded files. For example, |
|
Specify the name of the table where you have uploaded files as
For example, for uploading Oracle ORAchk collections to the Collection Manager it
is set to |